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THE CHARLOVITETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE NINE

20% INCREASE

in the cost of building material means

pat those who wish to take advantage of pres-

en prices have to build N

(PHI BEST LOCATED BUILDING LOT in the City is yours at a moderate price Let us show

it to you

R P S1l11pS011, 99 Queen Street

WOOL

Wanted, a large quantity

of unwsshed wooL

Highest cash prices paid Bough daily at 267 King

St., past railroad 'tation

A Blililll & S0ll 1

rv- »OOX Y

Advertising ilates-Payable ln Advance CENTRAL GUARDIAN

oautrsl allusion ioasluao. pee mira;

svcnlc,sc.»eruord,clu»riaed,se.l»rv.ord.

eentl.

sertions for the price of two, strictly Help payable in advance.

Western and

lasts:-n locals, Ie. per word; Announcements and Coming

ln Memoriam

Notices. 'l0c. per inch, Lists of Floral and Spiritual Oiler- ings, Cards, ein., ds. per name, Letters of Condolenoe, 'l0o. per inch, Notices of Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch el- do per word. Other ntes on applications.

Minimum Charge for any advertisement twenty Ive

Wanted

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_ _,_____.*?__ WANTED -_ MAN AND B0! To The Highlands" may be secured for

work on farm Apply Fred Hyde. teas and card parties by telephon

To Let cornwall 1533-7 s-al mg h

This column la leasrvel for Queer County news ef loasl interest but sas vegtialug of a newly nltnrt lily hs inserted as I cents s word strictly Dnyallls in advancs.

DANCE at “The Highlands Wed

nesday night 1506 'i-4 21

BA-_m__z° pe, ,om un." m '_ James, 16 Elm Ave 1477-'l-8-ti

»w+»» M4»¢M PLUMBING SUi’PLIES.- Peter

'.l'l{E

BEAUTIFUL PAVILION at

e management a few hours in

Chile. 1551-7-5 31

heated apartment. good locality -#-

P advance 1534-7-5 ll

To Lui'-snvan ltoolu uousr: srltawnnltlty rlcxnns walvr _ ,,m,,,,,,,,,,, _ ___ Phone 40s. lace s-za ti ed. 5 or 6. sirls preferred F S lm ou

_-_*D Reeves, scuthnort 1530 '1 5 ll GAZETTE”-1° '-“° 1*" °f *I* lull; 'rob - - "'- .-

Bty (HOW)-Lt J A Fullerton 18

Stock Quotations

'fi i-an 1 PE SE

(Canadian Press)

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I “I s a s_a neu and :.'.'.°. '...- Brssitirisn ... .ua ... ... .

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an r .r ... ... an ._ ... Wi

Do Pfd - ... ... ~»- .--

u R .. .rr e-. o

D ui Bridge . . ... . Haw* Smith ... ... ..- Duul Steel and Goal B .ao Int Nickel ... ... .__ ... Msse Hai-ris .. . . \l ('01

c lFront . ......

Munireal Power ... _... .

Quebec Power . Bhavvinigsn .. ... .. Steel of Can .. rr. -__ . Winnipeg lil .-n .vu rr. .

-A

(Canadian Press)

Stock s

iaaoll ..._

-_*___

France franc 06 tlreat Britain pound 4 81 Italy lira .0750 New Zealand pound 3 84 Solith Afri rl 4 7

ca poun 90

Spain peseta 1100

United States dollar 7

electric range Phone isao we Wm. an rlclrlnc. srnaw t"‘“' "° “‘° 1'" R” ‘P M) M” "'°”'"'m lcuunll... rm.; ......

1508 7_4 3, berries after July vm-A phone or Bde. 27th Jan 1933 To be Lt Exchange rates st the close today with

we-T write your order to B Rav Meek, 2nd. Lt (supy) R G Spillett 22nd “‘§'§,,,,_d stern" |,, M,,,,,,.“, 4 3, Kg: ro ner-nurnux Aranriuulvr P‘f¢"°h River 1500-'T-4 31 Apr 19c3 r E 1 L H -'ro he Mai ge; -§,<3)1};°¢};=c,§fy,\;;'_°°‘c1,,}_ed ggi” N° H Wai" st Apply G 5' (PBWHT) Calif' (P3Yml') A E POW Canadian dollar in Paris 1788 erm Latter: P13050 lm* 10° 130791193 _*D er 15th Amr 1933 T0 be Lt and fi'dl\Cl but

kg 5|; 14g4.7-3.3| ||A1t{P1:}||R|5 gcuogl, EX/lM]NA Lt' J B wright ‘ um M 1933 U B dollar in Paris 10 25 francs ark, Tron ' ”

F01' S319 The semi annual examlnatlon of Regt M” E H smmg Mo VD' :mp

Hampshire school was held Friday "1°° L* '°°’ U C* D°WS°“» V D - C "°°

'Dobe Lt Col and bound the

...... advance and climbs sn additional

Pan I d Al . . ... . . .. ... 10 fmcii" (3 p N w

ssls s

...

...ue

. MONTREAL. July 4-Offerings on

o .._. 18' tba

e today totalled 998 Receipts were com

'~- Cann

15% $1 'iii and bulls were from 8150 to

. r

ltvt ......

To LET _ SMALL FURNISHED pointments, promotions and retire “ynmg gm $2 5

'l'

0 or under

.. . . A all

apartment Phone 1357 Wanted ments in the Canadian Militia re ' ' pn" mam” was ve" “nw B B

1542 7-5 11 _ cently gazetted appear the follow

*ww--__ mE ,N ing. lvlil not no s-'nie under "17=_oI":7T1;!:E£1EE:’kA:’£l!;':`MENTs mzuarts sPlY1lri§'Iii:ii')l._P143i:"i`-Bti mentoned are retd under the prov

"8 "" 15”""5 3’ WANTED 'rwv UNFURNISHED gil; Reich" usfsalrmd fn; mmm' r rr ir l sr or nn.. ....ln rs rs

_ 1' or n

rooms with nreplace Phone r 8' e mn n e (°*"¥"*“ 1’"'"') to $5

ET-HOUSE N0 48 PRINCE n59_J 1510_7_4_3| ment Mal W C cook: 1st M3Y» MONTREAL July 4_Brm9h and feedra ._-i to S57 UW! l'0“i¥ t

foreign exchange in relation to the 34 7 C, ,mn to mmllty

i Apply P -I Oliver. 75 Up _-D leca ist ll>.E1> Med Bde-sth L-,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,.,,,,,,,,,.,, by ,,,, gvnff if " ° if

'is' "- 899’ °°°‘°S “WH “d walvran To ltalvr can 1-'aolvl Med- Bty (How)-The undcrlnen §;°{g},o§§“§ °f °°““"“ °‘°““ ‘°““’ so ro

ro LET _ NEW SIX ROOM 5 dcllocéc P IM and week ends for tioned are transferred to the let Australia pound a Bam

house Apply 44 Highland A - gggzdrfaliro ‘my App q54B7 gg? R” (PEI) Med Bd' U K'

in Kelly 1St !M&y1933 Lt G H Ray

XT . th . To LET _ EE ROOMED Miscellaneous morld 18 May, 1933 2nd Med

gen een

vlmnosnn surranna son afternoon, June aoth with 59 visit- Wh° 1° *fam W *»h° RH 011' lei " °

i.\

The il B r B

5111118 Ullidldiildl. GW-. 1° D61' ors and 80 pupils present 'I'he pu AW 1939 “_” ml" Wm” °h°°’° mngmg 11%

'h°°°' Guardia" om" f pils were examined in the differ t (awww mu.) mm

an '1'olioN'ro, July 4- ight

Dm _ si lr class <2

‘ ROOM HOUSE CENTRAL WILL | subjects by their teacher, Flossie M " "

Acme Oli . . 13% m°““

xc o u ec c cole wl

accept cm. as art H me t B Younker Cecil stewart was then to purchase ravel for abc A I 0|' houfiffer-an ‘for sanleout the weekly

ion tomorrow aded shipments in earlots or less ggs were geuerallv quoted st. 20% s ll dozen for extras, 16% cents fi st nd 13% ents for ee nd

P Dy n al 5 “t the AEP ’ ire

gnc, pkg yen; phone 339 appointed chairman andthe follow door. Verna Kitson then, on behalf Ale, ,ac ' "" uuct

1526-'l-4-3| ing program was carried o-ut of the pupils, read the following ad Anlul" - ~-- - -~~- 0,0;

_- Remarks, The Chairman, Recita dress Am "' ' ""‘

you SAL! 0 H Ashley .. .. ... . .... $3* Fl", Bud; A3211 N l;0l;%’°¥_e tion, vlielcome , Errol stewart, Ex Dear Teacher,-Today marks our § "JO A ,

l' S il C I 0 .s

otlli of 2“’i4 cases of can was le<

ercise Quite a Different Matter" last day of school for the term in niffmlff’ ' wiv

G rd I I | y ss ana 1 ¢ “° 1”' °°”"“‘ "°" nccitstlon, Trouble with Fruc fact, they tell uc our last dey that ”"°‘“‘° - ~ ;lT§.° ¥3t§$°s3T$'.i‘°lfr}'°li if.; arua.°

my Nov 1 ti tions” Claude Tremere Exercise ou will be Bunk um ' "°' ' ' p

y our teacher We look Bl-uiol-ue . ..~. . . xlffmlm

von gsm; _ gum-10N |1031-y What We Leam at school", Recit back over the period of our work to 0°" P” ' ’ "" "'

l oll

gi". Bfidse and Whist Score ation, "The Flag," Borden Tremere, gether with sincere pleasure and we adam - -

G .. . 0 tl 'l‘ . . . '

Pglan “arm” cengx 152;’ l!!1l;t;i';l-l;'.sGg;1: :ERB E Recitatidn. recollect your efforts on our behalf Cgfhfuz 111,;

ce dwards, Ex with grateful remembrance and we gmfslfni f- - -~<

is 'clnad E t ci west" 1 r l on th " "

'PLBNDID BUILDING SITE IN erc e, ru a, as an . earno your res gnati wi deep Coding... , ., . Uhum-tewwnl be” residential Recltation, Vacation, FrancesLar regret gfslgguiillxlllles"f...".f..°'f.."f.f"§ff 3000 w section cent;-51 Beautiful amd, ter,'Exercise When schoolts0ut.' Inyour remembrance of us, please sjnrld e ...._ ... ... .....

and surroundings Phone 639. Annie Stewart was then presented do not recall the dullness we have f,°‘fd:§e'k ‘ " " ‘

1526 7 4

mon Tor llto-steel sua sulea stocks

lesll tr k

.vs 0 strong stock market

.. lndgpendencs Du! |i°“i|”~

3* LIVESTOCK

.. ...

Nat Brew . . ... ..._ ..~. Power f’ rp . ... ..

.vu posed

hogs lug about 250 cattle held over from yesterday

MTL CURB

dny's ruding

Prices were a full B0 cents or more

lower

it was dlflieuit to find buyers

Medium good steers sold around

$4 50 win; good steers at $4 'iii and s

gfliuplle an

dum ers s arou

07°” cofnmon kinds from 3'! t0 $3 75 15% Fat brccdy cows sold ul! to $3 Z

early sale wns made at S2 50 to S4 N according to quality

Lamhs were about steady medium

:lilly low

hutcllil-re of :ood quality were sold

PRODUCE

per cent MONTREAL July 4-Prices on the

Montreal dainy and produce market

ullr-rl in butter and eggs while r lines held unchanged Figures c bliu tod fr fl I

sidcrably above A year ago while te

e as list yenn

o emiyquoed ouya $60 ‘A ts ll pound, compared to 20% cents ound yesterday Receipts totalled

boxes About 1,109 boxes of Que butter will be offered at the week

ell today

INNIPEG, July 4-

Glance

@--___

(Canadlan Press)

o I

ntl-e°s’i£'|.x‘.v:ut'y four new htsas h

nnipcg-Grain holds yesterdsfs

f t

nlbrkn-.Alix markets closed lol’

(Canadian Press)

two Montreal livestock markets

of 3l5 cattle 468 calves, 180

and Bi sheep and lambs. iuclnd

o cattle market suffered s ser setback on vcsterday's and to t.

and even at the reduced prices

of loads of the best at 35 ste Old lid $4 il

ers and cutters were from $1 to

hl- bulk of the sales being at

ediunl good lambs brought $150 good lambs at $8 00 and culls as ll

s Sli gs were unchanged Bacous and

05 liglltll $61. to $0 25 and $11” ‘S S h h

hogs off trucks sold as lovv as

r bscons

-A

(Canadian Press)

steady to slightlv lower toda! trading quiet An easier tone

pu ay om vs ey

rliun cities showed egg stocks

r stocks are approximately the

1 butter in carlots or less vvos l t t d t N t 20

ctlon to be held here tomorrow cheese m rket wa firm 0

a pound and Ontai-lo colored cents Quebec cheese was half a unller those levels Receipts s ted to 8104 boxes A total of a loco lo f ca lr li

sud Prince Edward Island green

-____

GRAIN

7 , Associated Gas and Electric Company

%nfreal Mafk3t3 A Stock Markef

Plan of Rearrangement of Debt Capztalzzrztzon

Is the Plan Fair?

I-IB Plan extends to debenture holders three optional privileges

which they have not previously had Acceptance of any of

them is entirely voluntary

Option 3 involves no reduction of principal or interest, while on the

other hand it oEers debenture holders a posslbili of increased income. Ie assures pa cnt of :hc same nec of interest iotlbng as the interest is paid on the cbcnturcs now outstanding When those debentures are rc tired, the holder is entitled to increased interest, all on a cumulative basis, as compensation for placing the interest on an income basis Even before all the debentures are retired he may receive additional interest

Options 1 and 2 furnish debenture holders su opportunity co take for

their debentures (which novv sell at about 20 cents on thc dollar) some thing more secure

Under Option 2 they may take Income Debentures of the Company s

immediate subsidiary with no change in principal and approximately a 20% reduction in income Under Option 1 they may rake fixed interest debentures of thc same subsidiary with a substantial reduction ln prlncl

Pal and income, but with a still better position and later convertible into Option 2

A debenture holder who wishes a more secure position cannot fairly

complain if in return he is expected to rake some reduction in interest or principal or both A debenture holder who regards this as too great: s sacrifice for himself, cannot fairly complain if others are willing to make the sacrifice which he regards ls too great.

No one need take a reduction in interest unless he wants an im proved position No one need take a reduction in principal unless he wants a still more improved position, and even this, at his op uon, need not be permanent. No one need take a reduction either

in interest or in principal if he prefers to continue in his present position

S41/zngs Benq/it Debcnture Holder:

The plan may result ia a substantial reduction in interest charges If le docs, it will add to the safety of all of the debentures, new and old The additional margin of earnings will be a protection against increasing taxes and rare reductions And this element of increased safety should add to their market value

'I`he interest savings cannot go to stockholders Available nee in come in excess of interest charges (as defined in the Escrow Agreement) to :hc extent of thc net savings in interest charges, may only be used (ex- cept for expenses of the Plan) to retire deb: securities of the Company and its immediate subsidiary and to buy in underlying debt securities held by the public, thus improving thc position of all debentures of the Company

While the stockholders cannot receive any interest savings from ex-

changes under the Plan, they take the risk of increased inrcrcsc charger if tion 3 ls more generally accepted than Options 1 and Z. The stock hol ers also forego income to the extent necessary for the sinking fund provided under Option 3 Additional protection against the possible con- sequences of adverse conditions is their compensation for these risks

It u tlu hluf of the management that the Plan u cmmmtly fair to all :lower

of .fmlnqy bolder: of tb: Company and tbsr lm] blmcrt mtxcirm from tlm .rtand point cannot hut bf the ruulr of mlricnderrtsmhng or mlfln afmatian

--81 ith Publi sh lc tlii t ne h th dl bdl , l " ,

:... :... ‘:...::.: :... ;;;‘:r;‘.;‘;: .2255 l»f~*.°»1».'~‘@*-“~- ~ °~ Assoflafed GHS and Elecfflc Company

5 BICYCLE with lass ir-Peiecc attendance x ted bt ask to lr H 1113-5 -'- -- -fi-~ asi2if'4on“'”’ 37” °°‘ °°"‘ D"

‘°°‘ ’°”“' “PP” "“§§,‘,',‘,°'.=,_,,_,, re. u.‘1'...r.° r if, ...nl`rr:°.. sf°l.'1n..'§r'f"i..§§ §§;'.‘2"““ 1;. '.11 :;;::::: nr. ,.;';,“" "1" ‘°" °°* “" ”°'

A financial statcrncnt was then and girls, but us boys and girls who Kirk L1 r-- = - ana raw" 51 Bf°‘dW*Y NW Y°Ik

Kirk Pre --» -- -~~-~- Wheat. No 1 hard 10% No 1 nor

iven by the teacher nd by motion are daily growing wiser and better. lr . ... r 4

L08' :copied This statemlcaht showed re During the two years you have iIi:“§"§'i.1r. ' " .. woo high ‘gil j,Nli;% gg §'gd°s°?;'r1-liriiggd

_ ... ~ ... .»»- , li um LOST _ ON SUNDAY SPARE ceipts of $5035 from school fairs been with us you have taught us to Mmicasrn ... '10 mf'/j‘,,, tif., g 2? w- °-rr* lf., 3 rg w

tire between coal-lottetown and ‘nd °°11°°'° “ld “H °‘P°”°U°“f° °f °i”°"'° f-l1°‘G°1d°° R“1°»” In many i.i2i.“'é'$’sls .L..`.1.' 'I' we ffeul £53 °i="l=‘iect°l?l ilo§2°"r°r°f.’fl= rams usa' lroa rlolvlsa coly *au-tluds Gavin 0. Frances lvlur ` Cavendish. Please notify Guard $4542 for blinds Junior Red Cross many ways you have increased our in-lutyre .. . - 205 31

. _ VF-NT

1526 'l-4-31 Map case, map and other school debt of gratitude to you, but we §f§°r$2'¢°l;‘,,"' ' ' "" B‘.‘,'}§yW°5§§i" if 83 qN'°‘l phy' 1' Manu" Brodmek

° ° Pri r nlhts tel

i= l la l in furnishings 'nie balance. cies was would not confine our gratitude to mn Cora ~~~ - ~- f“\v 42%. No rl c lv me Na <1 C W “° °’ 3 °‘ ""3" ”

BTS RH Bm

Velifd Bl/01”! handed to the chairman of trustees mere words but we wish you to ac iligifeglfau °.'.`. 40% T'

woman with ubtle

Gov. Gen Medal for hishest as Grade vm donated by Mother su

lllk 46%

s charm Daliggtg -__ ___ cept gm. emblem of our appucls l\t ss hilnel -- - ~-- --» -~ 0 P L EARNINGS 'nest' in Gran X' swarded to E1 perm’ award” W Emmy DMN"

ly fragrant cooung and h°.nn‘ tl Murphy ... ... .. . . ... .. . . . la Gelatin

011 Mcvittle . -. .. -» ---

Diepels all roughness or chafing

Prize for Highest Aggregate in

V Funny we thank you ‘mee -nm Nmbw _ ____ ____ Prices for Ethics, donated by Eev.' Q;-ads v;|:_Edlth Gaudet

at N rlua- . . - - -- f W5 MONTREAL July s-<c1=>-an John A. Mscnouald-First class, s. prize for Alrendene._Ell. Gs.,

rake! skim deushmmy mn tu mr your “bm-in wr hem” md we 1Q"f'¢(ili]c"` " . .. .ff ... 2 tum of traffic earnings of the warded to Teresa LeClalr, Second C WU hid eifemdl rest 00 ThUf5d°Y md E‘t4:il,l;tv;‘;l<Tl?ixi;it!i:h0l;t|li‘i1nuu‘sr:est;J_i.s ""3 one and an Join in wifhms you B §,"°"°,°' -~' U ‘ mm Canadian Pacific Railways for the' Class, awarded to Doris Richards, Grading Certificates awarded to June 2991' aft" 9 5h°"° “mess f°1

-refinement-Persian Balm ‘~“"“""” mgirheiiubfl vblglliallapiif the pupils P gl: iii' ‘ ` ° °°" "° '>' week ending ‘mm 30' 1933 Wu $3" Third Ulm' -Wm-ded tu Ida Bren Emmy Dmgm' Haul Tupun Emme

ac eves these in every instance “ W. of Him-,palm-9 g¢h°¢| gfllmaut _... °..'f . ' 431000 as compared with $3.387 000 mil. Frddidh Old-SS. Grade TV Yvei line Gaudet, Doris Richards Elise health

Bottom and whitens the hands

Promotes clear and youthful love S iiness All women who care for ad um

.Z_f'~'ea..,

f , , s mia ._ for 5 s1muM.,pe,,,,d|,_.,ty“,.'m,k is chsisson French Class, Grade Gaudet Kathleen McDonald

f" we WJ thtnxlrrzhelirr ;il1l:ns bbixlltilihimfrtfez l§l'L‘Z2'.§" ' - ` ins for an increase ol $34000 U Rm Guide* P'1m*"Y Ulm 0°’ Wfiiins Certificates °W”d=d i° ’ .raid qs ,.l '

. \ ,_ watch In reply the teacher thank lgiiadzlrcilfruy `.' mn! Boudreault Emu Gaudet Emmeune Gaudet

Ii. MEMORIAM

MB JOHN ADAM MILLMAN

Mr John Adam Mlliman, a life long resitvnt of Long River, passed

lowing several months of fallin|

The deceased was a devoted

member of the Church of England at Burlington, and leader in all

egular communicant and attend

for singing, equally merited Mary Richard Patricia Harper like that was for its welfare He was s

litidnal charm lmheaitatinsiy rg “Q WE* edthcm for their gift and expressed df" "°° -' ° Pm' i ' '

hoose Persian Balm a qi =~" “ 1“`?‘§§,§¢=\ her appreciation of the assistance Eigllvslilltslin . ".f`" ' w E by Am' Mme “Clair and Term d” H"p°" Dm” Richard' K°t'h1°°n

-\ ‘ra ‘ ¢~

Jaw!

Y o u r Destiny, 1-“E

Health and Sue cess depends on

your horoscope. Send Bile for complete Beading. Give date, plaoeand hour of birth if possible. `

DAVID I. PARKINBON Smile 3 110-llth Ave East My Mk'

nine so-41. ` `

yur.

HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS M I'WlN'.l'! CENTS Gall, If ordered before September 3"

. vlomsausotilcrs. lst eu leased.

.W |0@l'.HUN'l'lB»

H DI! limit

Benson limit

Bssaou limit

""""(iREA`l'

Away from the grind M oi' your everyday life `,| I s . sway to the West -to Bsnf, Lake Louise ‘- and the beauties _ of R

the Canadian Rockies, Vancouver and Vic- ,uk Q eoris.-.~.tske that cool, 2-day interlude on the Great Lakes--¢hst's a Sgr “ff

l lf'

csu do it for less tbb ‘

ye ouurlcitetowa eooshnoouver, Victoria

ru! holiday and you l¢¢\l0 llld I€\\lfl- I

nouns 'mn .- li°l~°°

Round Tl-ip UW” naar! and reid"

5 Day limit., Bound 'llriv -- mb"

li-,z

-=;>__ _ 1 =. <\

onrld Trib -ff 'l“‘°°

cream and cake and the examine- Q1f,',’;“§||"_'__°°;'§_',,'_‘,

tion closed with the National An- §ia'ltahcm.;..".';. _-_-_- '__ them. Brett 'rr ..... ...

Brownlee . .. ... r.

Buckingham".T."..'.'..- .-v --» f‘lll and Edm ... ... ... . .. »..

F0i°m¢i’ D0mi"i0n $22511? '::. ':.'.

(‘ n Copper ... . -

,a . - .. .. ..f ..

Pd 1' I 1° 0 m 9 fi' §.‘.T.‘l‘.‘.’£.:".'.:':.:'I.:':

¢ Dai Oll ... ... . . . . ... ...-

li tar i a n Dead gi: hill * , ,, ora o ... . ... ... .. ,f .c.....rl... rn... i§1!I.’.ll..i."..t"..:'1:":.:':..""‘

HGMWELL Img N3" July ‘ §|sli‘c;;wm...;........".Z........".:: the flelrdeclaratiofl Of the United Mon' dwsmdby new John A_ M“_

_Alexander R03”-._ 9|, former Home Oil ... ... ... ...

ic el -

Dviaiiim P""°'"°“*° ““ ‘"4 iriii l§'{.‘I.l"...

s" ~ s"»=

§=s;§mzo~£% ms

'fs fill() 4

States iinsndal policy. This was

it | 'reok Hu . . . » M0111! drawn byAi1n° M T-»€C1Hil' McDonald, Hazel Tuplin. Helen ‘rl ,,~.‘ given her during the past QWO ye!-fl gum. Cr. . 1 _-- Prize for pupil h°ld1ilB B€C0Hd Brennan, Helena Mclnnis, Janie

~¢u‘~‘ Hamm” °' °°mm°"d°' 1°" w°'° fr¥§.b'§§l'»il° `" 'I .”` rank in final exams donated by Harper, Mary Murnaghan, Bernice

- , ` al of those present A ,, hug

3/. made by sever ii",,,,,,,,, . Mother Superior, awarded to Doro Bu,-ke, _msn 159,-msd

""°‘mm°u" v°t° °‘ thanks W" tm vllpone .Q . . ... thy Morrissey Highest Aggregate in Grade IV “°'°" th' “nm” X" 1'" "'l°”d'd w...‘.Z,9¢°f_’_'.'.';f.'lI. ...'III zz Prize for hilihest aim marks. donated by lvlothcr superior, swsrd- ;°:; no r ...-... - | H » <»~=-»» Mr ~ »~ <»»=~f=~ me

B CBN 0 o s sa el

_ ,_ .. . . neo 1 _ . ' ' N 0 I 0 A G 0 Gavin. awarded ta Mary Gavin- Highest Aggregate in Grade ui,

¥‘°‘md*- UNUSTED Prize for proficiency in Mathema- awe,-dad to Winnie Monmlg,

All present were treated to ice

_ tial. donated by Mather Superior. Prize for Attendance, awarded to

(MMMM yn", awarded to Gertrude Gavin. Edith McLeod.

‘ World Economic conference mt R.ev. J. D. McNeill, awarded to Mar-

garet Broderick.

"’;;‘° "'°';1°":;:°u';" °;“°‘,mM Prius for 1-ilzhest Aszrezate in

Grade X (b) Doris Gavin

states crops, although of a char- HH h ,I C, in “_ acter seldom if ever equalled, were Dom G3; 3 es B” r

11% eeeondary to the market effects of '

Gold Coin for English Composi-

Hlghest Aggregate in

- ‘ Grade VIII-Elise Gaudet.

Highest Aggregate in

Grade IV-Irene Richard.

Highest Aggregate in

Grade II, Roselle. Gallant. Prize for attendance-

Cormier.

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magma July 3_n,¢h“,1u¢,l,_, Prile for Proficiency in Latin. 41°- Prize for Costume, awarded to Ida

buying that'overw1-lelmed gn gh, nailed by Rev. Phalen Maclienna, g|»¢nnm_ grain nlarlrels today following Pre- °"“"‘°° ‘° ""‘“°°‘ M“’P“"' M b i'“¥h°"' -*"’°¢“i° 1” 1"‘°“°“' MPH, Rnmvem mem” ,D the Pl-ine for Application. dana y Grads vl, Edith Gaudet.

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ihd N09 l'¢P01’i»l- Priaa for Highest Aggregate in Wheat went as hish as ii-0° I orarie Lx-Isabel illacnelll.

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closed buoyant with most of the pupil; of Grade X, who have given . were you doing with your hand in

o. n. snare", marries resume. nous, of Assembly in 1a'14 and to gene ore .’ . -1. yn ,bushel for May contracts. and i Leaving oerillicaier, awarded to Macltrate (fo Pi'i»°i\°f>-Whli

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14l|’in` day's gains held, 8 5-8 to A I-2 ggugfmum in gonduet and who the gcutleman's pocket? lm: cents above Saturdays finish. com have made over 05% in final exam- Prisoner-I was only lnlidiil 9° 1 1 1-a-2 1-a up, cute 1 s~s-l :-4 as-, iuatioas-1, ails oetaon; 2. Dorothy find W* th° tim- .

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ant being vestry clerk for many years I-Ie was also u. valued choii member and was on the Diocesan Church Societys executive com mittee and a lay delegate to tbl Synod in Halifax. In every sphere of life his kindly advice and sound good judgment was always' appre- elated.

The late Mr. Mlliman leaves be-

sides his widow, three sons, Thom- as, Herbert and Elbert at home, al- so one daughter at home. Miss Bertha, and Mrs. Wm. Pl-ofitf. Long River; Mrs. Alex. Campbell, Burlington; Mrs. L. McLeod of Or- well.

Rev. G. T. Bprlggs conducted l

short service at the house speak- ing words of comfort and consola- tion, and at the church st Burling- ton spoke fr\1l the text He- brews l0-ll, "Thou remainest, a' fact to bg considered in the decid- ing crisis in life, an assurance in the dark days and to be borne in mind as we near the and to face

fthe judgment.” The funeral was

one of the largest and most repre- sentative iu many yearsfnelghbors and friends paying their tribute to the one who was loved and re~ spected and whose passing is a severe loss to the community.

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